March 1st, 2007 at 12:35 pm | 11 Comments | Print this post | Email this post | hype it up!

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For, lo, the winter is past,
The rain is over and gone;
The flowers appear on the earth;
The time of the singing of birds is come,
And the voice of the turtle is heard in our land. - Song of Solomon 2:11-12
Play Ball!

It seemed only appropriate to channel Ernie Harwell with the first radio broadcast of the year today.

I won’t be doing game threads for all of spring training, but I wanted a reason to post the voice of the turtle.

Game time 1:05pm.

 

11 Responses to “Spring Training: Phillies at Tigers”

  1. Eric Jackson:

    Looks like Gary Sheffield has gotten his first HR in a Detroit uniform.

  2. Michael:

    Man, I really miss Ernie Harwell.

  3. Adam:

    Det 9, Phils 7 FINAL

  4. Charlie Szymanski:

    Was at the game (I live / work in Sarasota). Crowd was very into the entire game, and loved when Verlander took the mound, and really loved when Sheffield hit the homer. It was also nice to Zumaya come in late in the game (7th I think) and seem to be on his game already. I’ll be back there on Saturday, yee-ha.

    CS

  5. J:

    any issues with verlander only throwing 1 inning?

  6. Charlie Szymanski:

    My photo gallery of today’s game

    One of them I believe is a pic of the ball nearing Shef’s bat on the home run… Here

    CS

  7. Kurt:

    Verlander pitched outside of his Spring rotation, J. He was spared the trip to Port St. Lucie yesterday, and he’ll pitch Monday. So I that’s why he was limited to 1 today rather than 2.

    Knobler: 2. Chad Durbin started today, because Leyland decided to spare Justin Verlander the trip. Verlander will throw an inning tomorrow.

    http://www.mlive.com/tigers/we.....tml#241345

  8. ozz:

    The voice of the turtle is ringing loud and clear!

  9. J:

    Thank you.

  10. Anne:

    Thanks Billfer, for remembering Ernie’s spring opening. I really miss it.

  11. Anne:

    And oh yeah, how sweet was it to see Maroth pitch two scoreless innings? I know spring games don’t mean anything, but still.

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